Digitech JamMan Solo Looper help

[Ricklh]

Just got the JamMan Solo a few days ago and can do overdubbing with ease but I'm wondering if someone can give better instructions than the manual does on getting a loop that is seamless?

 

[fuzzsniffvoyage]

I have the Jam Man Stereo and it took me a while to figure the timing out. It's like playing another instrument, sort of. You have to practice.

 

[Ricklh]

I have the Jam Man Stereo and it took me a while to figure the timing out. It's like playing another instrument, sort of. You have to practice.

About what I figured, thanks man.

 

[guitarplayr82]

Practice is key. But you can tap in a tempo and turn up the rhythm level and play to the click track beat to make a "quantized loop". It'll start/stop the loop on a beat perfectly... it's hard to explain, you just have to try it for yourself.

 

[Ricklh]

Practice is key. But you can tap in a tempo and turn up the rhythm level and play to the click track beat to make a "quantized loop". It'll start/stop the loop on a beat perfectly... it's hard to explain, you just have to try it for yourself.

Great idea...I'll try that, thanks.

 

[Dheathwilliams]

Hey guys so just today my jamman started not letting me hear myself play until after I record (in both the 1/4 inch jack and the mic). I have inst. volume and mic volume up, my rec. mode is set to inst/mic, and made sure I am hooked up from the guitar to the "Left In" jack and from the "Left Out" Jack to the input of the amp. I can hear the guitar fine after I have recorded and hit play back. Again this just started today.. anything else anybody can think of? This thing isn't that old.